University of Nebraska Omaha

Brenda Sanchez’s time at UNO was marked by meaningful experiences, despite the initial hurdles posed by starting her education during the COVID-19 pandemic. The mentorship she received from faculty not only shaped her academic journey, but also helped her reconnect with her

Before enrolling at UNO, Catherine Curtis found herself seeking a new environment that would foster growth beyond her comfort zone. Her time at UNO was not only marked by academic pursuits but also by significant personal milestones. Curtis met her husband at

Throughout Elizabeth Hill’s undergraduate career, she became deeply engrained within UNO’s community. Hill played a pivotal role in various student organizations, including student government and the Asian Student Union. As a natural leader, Hill’s impact extended far beyond the academic realm. Among

As a nontraditional student who returned to academia after establishing a career and raising a family, Ann Gentle’s path offers inspiration and valuable insights for anyone embarking on an educational adventure later in life. When asked about her choice to pursue an

In a groundbreaking collaboration National Institute of Justice, Dr. Zachary Hamilton and University of Nebraska at Omaha’s (UNO) Nebraska Center for Justice Research (NCJR) have conducted a comprehensive study that sheds light on inherent gender bias in conventional Risk and Needs Assessments

Hatfield was recognized by his colleagues for his expertise, collaborative spirit, and sense of humor.

For Victor Kosmicki Gutierrez, the significance of this achievement goes far beyond personal success. It represents the fulfillment of a generational dream of being the first in his family to graduate college. Throughout his time at UNO, Kosmicki Gutierrez has been an

Serving as a consultant to actual small business clients and entrepreneurs benefits the state’s economy and the students in the Graduate Assistant program at the Nebraska Business Development Center (NBDC).

Chancellor Li: “Congratulations to Doug for his well-earned retirement. His passion for education, the economic development of rural communities and the state impacted the lives of many. After 22 years of leadership, I’m pleased that he plans to remain involved with the

Read more about some of our stellar CAS students graduating in December of 2023.